Compared to their human models, Chresolipers are considered as good as a Boneplant can possibly get when it comes to vegetal hybrid.

While some brag that they are highly adaptative to different environments, this is not always true. Furthermore, those who underwent botanical modifications are generally much more high maintenance than their wild counterparts. Such is the price to pay for aesthetic whims...

Usually average in size, some bulb or grass-based Chresolipers may possess impressively long stems, increasing their height by a third.

They are considered bright and sociable, and for a long time nicknamed the “Eakiscus’ best friend” until an incident nullified that statement…

Chresolipers have four types of stems and a special trait, Chimera. Its bearer carries two types of plants of the same family.